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Tyger St Kuan

Dragon
Dragon by @mariciro (Tyger St Kuan)

Working on this when i was bored out of my mind during the chinese school graduation. One of my best dragons so far actually, now i just have to touch it up and maybe see if I can sell this as a nice poster. Need opinions though.

Category:
Furry / Anthropomorphic
Rating:
Everyone
Class:
Rough / Concept
Submitted:
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Posted: Thursday, 24 June, 2004 @ 02:08 PM
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You've got a really nice design going here--especially with the body.

I think your paws could be improved with a little more understanding and study. this tutorial by Goldenwolfen may help your paws look more like they're bearing weight. Kyoht.com also has a nice raptor (dinosaur) drawing tutorial, that might help you do more dragon bodies later on.

I like the little detailies on the tail...very nice. Keep up the nice work.

Posted: Monday, 28 June, 2004 @ 06:54 PM
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wow, thank you very much o.o, This will really help me out ^^ how can i ever thank you! WEEE ^^ ::jumps with joy:: Though i put more work on the body/head then really anything else. It was chinese graduation and i was bored! =P

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